Evening Star dated November 20, 1924

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! \ ] WEATHER. Fair and slightly warmer; minimum temperature tomorrow partly clouds Temperature for 2 pm. today: Highest,...

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CHTIZENS OPPOSE MORE APARTHENTS, i i Want Considerable Mount Pleasant Area Restricted to Private Residences. | - 3(rm...

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TENANTS REJECT LANDLORDS' AID Rent Commission Proper Body, Says Letter to Real Estate Board. The propos Real Istate By of...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER .20, 1924, IV—The Dream of Columbus. R[EUVERY TAX ROW[ics Licrs oF

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DOMINIONLIBERTY ICOLD MOCKERY OF CIVILIZATION SHOWS WEAKNESS, DOCTOR SAYS| IS DEBI_ARH] V"AUBelleves 1l Results Because...

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THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D..C. THURSDAY. . . November 20, 1924 THEODORE W. NOYES. .. .Editor

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‘ THE EVENING - STAR, WASHINGTON, CHEMIST IS HONORED FOR WORK ON THYROID Prof. E. C. Kendall of Mayo Foundation Receives...

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ISOCIETY s Mrs. Coolidge - and Guests to Attend Renee Chemet Concert at the Natio RS. COOLIDGE the Renee the New ernoon,...

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SOCIETY (Continued from Eighth Page.) H. Roper, who is in Washington on M leave from Los Angeles Atrs. John Winthrop Loveland

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WAR MAP GAMES PLANNED FOR WINTER Craigie Announces Cadet Training Course for Win- ter Months. which will en- on High School

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GUASSEDCK TELLS OF AL ROBBERY Alleged Leader of Rondout| Mail Theft Testifies in Federal Court. ~Brent MORE TRADE WITH'U. S.

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12 | GERMANS ARE MUM - ONGILBERT RULING Press Asked to Refrain From Comment on Tax Recov- ery Dispute. By the Associated...

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SEARCH FOR BODY OF SANBORN FALS Police Dig and Blast Fruit- lessly for Four Hours on Maine Farm. By the Associated Press....

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14 PUPILS OBSERVE LLTERAGY DAY Special Emphasus Placed on| Americanization Work and Night Schools. [ HISTORIAN TO LECTURE. wm

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i TR AT G 16” ; 2 THE EVENiNG STAR, ‘WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1924, of the roll call, today announced|Bobs

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ALLEGED MEMBERS OF 1. W. W. GET THEIR “WALKI G PAPERS.” STAR, But the sherifl and his deputies ) % of Concrete, Wash., kindly

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THE_EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, .D. C. PEYSER ASSAILS COLLEAGUES Sha ibarer. West. ool Soves | Briges “Honoor Irom besaq ™ o5

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LACK OF TRAINED CLERGY DEPLORED Methodist Report Lays De- cline of Churches to Inade- quate Mlmsters t- | childhood.” 'LAW

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OR EXTENDING JUVENILE COURT e . Cifizens, at Hearing, Advo- Ecate More Authority in ; Children’s Cases. More authority for

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STRANGE HEALING SOCIETY IS DIVIDED '_'Panaceas,” in England, Are Assailed as Departing From Original Ideas. tar and New York

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HEH COURT KEEN | FOR DATA ON RALS Lawyers Closely Questioned on |. C. C. Valuations of Nation’s Roads. Seldom has the Court